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See some of the most beautiful tiles in the world and discover how tiles made by British designers decorated interiors around the world.

Jackfield was once the very heart of British tile production. In this former tile factory, previously home to Craven Dunnill, get an insight into the tile making process and tile decorating techniques.

Then see stunning friezes and a world-class gallery dedicated to the last 150 years of tiles, including tiles by Salvador Dalí and William Morris, before walking amongst the very best real-life examples in a recreated pub, tube station, church and more.

Booking your visit

Initially, visits to Jackfield Tile Museum will be pre-bookable and available at weekends only, starting Saturday 27 June and Sunday 28 June 2026, from 10am–3pm (site closes at 4pm). Visits will include an introductory talk, followed by free-flow access through the exhibits.

Please note that the museum has several lifts to support access around the site. These are currently unavailable due to a technical issue, which will affect access to some areas. If you think this may impact your visit, please contact: ironbridgegorge@nationaltrust.org.uk. We’re working to resolve this as quickly as we can and apologise for any inconvenience.